Masasteron Explained

Masasteron is a genus of spiders in the family Zodariidae. It was first described in 2004 by Baehr., it contains 21 Australian species.^[1]

Species

Masasteron comprises the following species:

• Masasteron barkly Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron bennieae Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron bipunctatum Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron burbidgei Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron clifton Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron complector Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron darwin Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron derby Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron deserticola Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron gracilis Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron haroldi Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron mackenziei Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron maini Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron mas (Jocqué, 1991)
• Masasteron ocellum Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron piankai Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron queensland Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron sampeyae Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron tealei Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron tuart Baehr, 2004
• Masasteron utae Baehr, 2004

Notes and References

1. Web site: Zodariidae. World Spider Catalog. Natural History Museum Bern. 2017-03-22.